Local miners win premiums at Tane county fair
The mining exhibit at the Tane county fair showcased southern New Alexico industry with 59 entries from Luna Grant Sierra and other counties. Prizes awarded for county and individual exhibits highlighted high grade ore from Forest King, Tres Hermanas, Floridas, and Look Out, with Luna, Sierra, and Grant counties placing top.
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Tane county
New Alexico
Luna county
Floridas
Tres Hermanas
Gage
Cooks
Grant
Sierra counties
Deming
Jimna
Latin county
the
J. A. Mahoney
W. Hihill
Tres Herman
El Paso Smelting Co
Graphic
Great Estern Mining Co
Grover Bros. King mine
Chino Copper Co
Republic Mining & Milling Co
U. &. Copper Co
Porterfield Bron, Goods Co-Operative Mining Co
Bonney
Greatie Mining Co
J. HM. Wilcox
Lucky Mining Co
Sierra county companion
J. M. Nichols
Royal John
Pairvew
Forest King
Log Cabin
Bi- Metallic Mining & Milling Co
Bridal Chamber
Lady Franklin
Brush Heap
Sierra county
Grant county
Hachita
Lordsburg
beat county
T. Frown
ton
J. A. Mahi
Luma county
Great Kaghe Mining Co
Nord
Dyming High school
Mrs Sally Rabsener Marries Texas Man
Mrs Sally Rabsener announces the marriage of Be Le Lilian fevenes, a former resident, to Roy Bat 1, in a Texas ceremony. The couple had many friends in Deming, where she lived two years ago, and local interest follows the union. Thora Grouvell of Washing won a separate sightseeing prize in the event.
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Chris Raithel
Be Le Lilian fevenes
Roy Bat 1
Tex
Sipe
fen
beat
Deming
Train tariff hike may cut New Orleans to Chicago routes
The U S railroad administration implements new tariffs effective Oct 1 raising fares for routes from Chicago to California and southern points via New Orleans. The change threatens to reduce winter travel to El Paso and southern New Mexico and could force discontinuation of several transcontinental trains through West Texas and Arizona. Local protests cite potential bias toward Santa Fe and related lines as federal control ends.
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United States railroad administration
Chicago
Mississippi river
California
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
paston
Sante Be
El Peso
New Mexico
Arif TOMA
ora
Kansas
Arizona
El Paso
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
haarian
Angeles
Chambers
the
railroad administration
Union Pacific
Burlington
Pacific company
ffecy
bnainese
New Orleana
Texas
trate
West Texas
Angona
ints
Southwest
Keneas
ONL
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Deming Basin Oil Co Organized For Development In New Mexico
Deming businessmen form the Deming Basin Oil Co a joint stock with 900000 authorized capital 1000 shares of 200 each. 100000 worth set for development only. Three trustees J A Mahoney W D Murray select A W Pollard. Company will hold leases on 50600 acres near Deming New Mexico. geologists to assess viability before drilling. funds raised bore development costs only. Judge Medler of El Paso discusses Texas law implications for stock selling campaign. plan to sell largely in Texas. aim to reach verdict on oil presence promptly.
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Taina
Deming Basin Oil Co
J. A. Mahoney
Bank of Deming
W. D. Murray
Deming National Bank
A. W. Pollard
New Mexico
Deming
atste
bruatees
Edward L. Medler
El Paso
Texas
James B. Carragien
Lana county
Childress Will Stay Here for Another Year in Deming
Rev. W. C. Childress, reappointed to the Deming congregation after attending the New Mexico conference of the El Paso district, will remain in the city for another year. He plans a visit to his brother in Kansas and then returns. The conference ended at Toontancar on Sunday. Los Angeles travel plans and changing rail routes are discussed as a factor in regional business and passenger movement. The Deming Chamber of Commerce has acted, sending telegrams to senators and representatives to oppose new Southern Pacific rates and seek relief.
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W. C. Childress
New Mexico
El Paso
M. EB. church
South
t the Deming
cil
incklahams
Tootancar
Rane
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
California
Chicago
Kansas
ra oan Saas ia
Deming Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Jones
A. B. Fall
B. C. Fernandas
gad
Southern Pacific
scott
armory
Wall
wren
errem
Community Services Association talk at skating ring event
The Luna County Community Services Association began under favorable auspices with a Friday night dance at the Silver Avenue skating rink filling the building. Rev. K. L. Houlder spoke on community service stressing unity between employers and workers and the need for peace time service to strengthen the nation and local community.
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Luna County Community Services Association
Silver ‘avenue
K. 1. Houlder
Perle
Houlder
Boston
Fellawer yen
Luncheon time change prompts anti influenza planning
The weekly armory luncheon featured Dr F D Vickers outlining an anti influenza program for the city. A committee chaired by Dr Swope will direct the campaign, with Dr Steed and others to be named. The plan includes shifting luncheons to Tuesday evenings at 6 30 and launching community education, irrigation studies, and foreign population integration efforts.
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armory
F. D. Vickers
sridlemles
bcal
Bwope
Grace Ensey
Red Cross
the
8. D. Swope
Mimbres
De. Swope
Edwin Dol
Martin
old Baptist church
Gopper and Birch
Incheon
Ida Tinnin
Misa Helen Holt
Deming Defeats Las Cruces Team In Gridiron Clash
Deming defeated Las Cruces High School 13 to 0 in a football game played here. Stars Cooper Clark and Upton led Deming while Dona High School rivals had earlier won. A community dance followed at the skating rink with Service Incorporated offering guidance to help mobilize local talent and unity.
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Sensing Arms schiool
Las Cruces
tor
Cooper
Clark
Upton
Deming
San Cruces
staan
lena has
Dona
akating
Local Red Cross drives for Hed Crowe funds planned
A preliminary meeting in Luna County outlines a fundraising drive for the Red Cross led by county chairman Dr Swope. The plan targets a $500 county quota plus half of new Red Cross memberships. a local staff and district chairs are appointed to canvass blocks and stage film showings to promote the effort.
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Hed Crowe
D- Swope
bere Dr. Swope
B. L. Foulks
Clyde Earl Ely
Ralph Aid
Rey
K. L. Houlder
L. R. Whitmore
J. C. O'Leary
A. F. Talkenburg
Fi. TL. Bickford
C. J. Kelly
Harry V. White- Lill
the
Red Cross
Swope
atph A. Lyndh
E. L. Poul
Mes
Ralph. Baker
Mra
BE. L. Py
Jessie Gumney
poopersta
pability
amomnt
dalea
Luxor
Paul Case
Mayo
J. F. Holiday
Bilton
Hollinger
Compayy
K. Hollinger
T. Clark
Capitol
Dome
Ethel Walsh
Waterloo
St Luke's Auxiliary Meeting and Facilities Update
The St Luke's Auxiliary held a regular meeting with Rev. K as president and Mrs. W C as vice president. Officers and members discussed monthly gatherings at the chapel and planned continued sessions, while a new lavatory facility was installed in the week for sanitary needs.
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DEMING BASIN OIL COMPANY
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CHILDRESS
Eugena Hamilton
Christian Sesencharch
VICKERS
Service Incorporated
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leware
RED CROSE
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ST. LUKE'S
St. Luke's feassaey
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Rev. K
W. C
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